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The personal blog of Jeff Reeder of Jeff Reeder Photography. Sometimes I post personal photos and other times I post my favorites from recent professional shoots.
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- Jeff Reeder
- Glimpses of my work and life wrapped up neatly into a blog. More of my work can be seen at www.jeffreeder.com
Jeff in almost real time
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- BLUE
- ONE DAY.....12AM-4AM
- ONE DAY 6AM-11AM
- ONE DAY 12NOON-5PM
- ONE DAY 6PM-11PM
- Happy Birthday Dalissa
- Anthony & Suzanne
- The Best Part of Making Brownies
- "BIG"
- AXED
- FONT HILL
- Self Portrait as Giorgio DeChirico
- EAT ME
- EASY LIVING
- Avenue des Gobelins
- MORNING PERSON
- SHOULD WE TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER
- THE COLORS
- DUEL
- IN THE FOG
- Holiday Remnants
- RIPPLE
- BALANCE???
- TODAY'S LESSON
- GEORGE
- SELF PORTRAIT
- Fried Potatoes & Onions.
- MORE ROT
- Since it is just now midnight, I am going to sneak...
- REFLECTION
- FRESH VEGTABLES FOR ROTTING FRUIT
- KEYHOLE
- more from the BASEMENT
- FINDING the LIGHT
- FOCUS
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4 comments:
I love the mixer one...are you doing any special effects to get the color, or is it just the nature of the light in the basement?
I shoot in RAW, and do some color/density/contrast corrections in photoshop. The light is naturally like that in the basement, but on initial capture it comes out much more yellow due to the tungsten light, and the overall brown of the basement, so I filter the yellow a bit. I am using some actions once the image is converted to jpg. These actions don't effect the color though, just sharpness, contrast etc.
You are amazing!
Every bit as good as dalissa always said you were. :) I love your photos of the kids. They are delightful and capture personality not just looks. I am using your blog as a tutorial on how to *see*.
Thanks for joining in.
Dalissa mentioned you might be doing that. That's awesome, thanks!
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